Cruising for Death
A Kate Jones Thriller
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Narrated by:
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Melissa Moran
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By:
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D. V. Berkom
About this listen
Paradise Lost... (Kate Jones, Book 5)
Kate Jones and her lover, Cole are on a luxury cruise in the Caribbean when a passenger dies of an apparent heart attack and the ship is boarded by modern-day pirates. Along with two other passengers, Kate is kidnapped by a long-lost enemy who wants to settle an old score.
Kate's vacation turns into non-stop action when Anaya's gunmen board the cruise ship and she finds herself on a jet ski surrounded by sharks, kidnapped, held captive, staked down over patch of fast growing bamboo, and drugged in a Voodoo ceremony. Add a 16th century Spanish shipwreck, hidden treasure, and an Obeah priestess and you've got trouble in paradise.
Will Kate escape certain death or end up as shark bait in the middle of the Caribbean?
It's adventure in paradise and promises all the fast-paced action listeners have come to expect from the Kate Jones Thriller Series.
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
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- Julie
- 18-11-17
Cruising for a good book
This book is action packed, if you like action, pirate's, lost treasure ,deserted island, dangerous jungles , shark infested water then this is the book for you.
Kate is on holiday, enjoying a nice relaxing cruise with her boyfriend where the biggest problem she faces is trying not to get sunburn. To bad it couldn't stay that way (well to bad for Kate great for the listener) and she soon finds herself wishing for a gun, when she and two other passengers are taken hostage by an old friend she wishes she could leave behind. I think in this story Kate has grown and is a lot more capable of looking after herself and escaping from the dangerous situations she keeps finding herself in, which makes it a very book.
The narrator was very good has a nice voice that is easy to listen too.
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